Alamo City Lawn & Stone
Quick answer: Cibolo is one of the fastest-growing family suburbs northeast of San Antonio, a Guadalupe County town of new subdivisions on heavy clay soil. We establish and maintain landscapes across the 78108 zip, with first-year warm-season turf programs, HOA-standard maintenance, builder-package upgrades, and efficient drip irrigation tuned to local watering rules. Free written estimates: (210) 864-8662.
Landscaping a Fast-Growing Family Suburb
Cibolo, just east of Schertz in Guadalupe County, has been one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the San Antonio metro for years. Once a small farming community along Cibolo Creek, it is now wall-to-wall family subdivisions drawing buyers with newer homes, good schools, and an easy commute up I-35 and FM-1103. Almost everything here is recent construction, so almost all of our work is helping young landscapes get established.
Under the new homes is the heavy clay common to this side of the metro, and the climate is the same hot, dry, warm-season setting as the rest of South-Central Texas.
Establishing New Cibolo Lawns
Builder sod laid over graded, compacted clay needs help to root in. We run a first-year establishment program: warm-season turf, St. Augustine for shade or Bermuda for full sun, mowed at the right height, fed on a warm-season schedule, and watered to a young lawn instead of a generic clock. Get that first season right and the lawn carries itself; get it wrong and you fight chinch bugs and bare spots all summer.
Once established, most Cibolo homeowners want to move past the builder’s few shrubs into real beds, shade trees, and a usable backyard.
HOA Standards and Efficient Irrigation
Cibolo’s subdivisions run active HOAs with clear landscape expectations, and we maintain to those standards with clean edging, healthy beds, and dependable weekly service. The heavy clay swells and shrinks with moisture, so we soil-prep for plantings and base any hardscape on a properly compacted foundation. Irrigation follows local watering restrictions, so we install and tune weather-based controllers with drip in the beds to keep turf healthy within the schedule.
Cibolo Areas We Serve
We provide full landscaping throughout Cibolo and Guadalupe County, including the subdivisions along FM-1103 and Borgfeld Road, the communities around Cibolo Creek and Town Center, and the newer neighborhoods filling in toward Schertz, Marion, and the I-35 corridor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you handle new-construction landscapes in Cibolo?
Yes, that is most of our Cibolo work given how new the town is. We run a first-year establishment program, rooting young warm-season turf on compacted clay with the right mowing height, feeding, and watering so the lawn carries itself.
What grass is best for a Cibolo yard?
Warm-season turf: St. Augustine for shade and Bermuda for full sun and durability, with Zoysia for a premium lawn. We match the grass to your lot and manage the chinch bugs and brown patch that come with the heat.
Can you maintain to our Cibolo HOA standards?
Yes. Cibolo’s subdivisions run active HOAs with clear expectations, and we provide consistent, tidy maintenance, clean edging, healthy beds, and dependable weekly service, that meets them.
Can you upgrade a builder-grade landscape?
Yes. Most Cibolo homeowners want to move past the builder’s few shrubs. We add real foundation beds, shade trees, patios, and walkways scaled to your lot and budget.
What does landscaping cost in Cibolo?
It depends on lot size, whether it is establishment, an upgrade, or maintenance, and scope. Everything is quoted per property with free written estimates. Call (210) 864-8662 to schedule.